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Easter, Ostern, and the Passover Connection Easter, and its German equivalent Ostern, are peculiar words. They are the English and German language designations for the...

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Erasmus

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The Myth Of Heracles’ Adventure As An Abandoned Newborn

Heracles, the mightiest hero of ancient Greek myth, was said to have been born after an incident of divine trickery. Zeus—the leading god of...

Aristotle

  Aristotle (c. 384-322 BCE) "Justice is a sort of mean state, only not in the same way as the other virtues are, but because it...

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